How is Stochastic Oversold calculated?

Stochastic %K(14, 3, 3) < 20. Lane's oversold level, at the (14, 3, 3) settings screeners publish.

Stochastic Oversold Screener

Q: What does Stochastic Oversold mean?

Slow stochastic %K below 20 — the close is sitting near the bottom of its 14-bar range. Like RSI it stays pinned in a trend, so the crossing of %K back above %D is the part traders act on. Results are limited to tickers with real volume; an illiquid name matching a screen is not a tradeable idea.

Condition: Stochastic %K(14, 3, 3) < 20
Matching now: 816 of 2,306 tickers
Timeframe: 1d, closed bars only

Threshold source: Lane's oversold level, at the (14, 3, 3) settings screeners publish.

Matching tickers

Timeframe

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How this screen is evaluated

Every ticker is checked on its last closed bar, so a match cannot appear mid-session and disappear at the close. Tickers without enough history to compute the condition are excluded rather than counted as non-matching — a screen needing a 200-period average simply skips a symbol that has traded for fifty days.

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